Coaches Prepare Large Laurel Squad for Season Opener
The Sheepherders, with nearly 50 in practice, plan an opening double header at Laurel on November 29. A squad of returning lettermen led by Dan Murphy and Ronald Dahl joins newcomers like Arden Berg and James McKenzie as Bud Carvey focuses on fundamentals and a twelve game B team schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Carvey
Dan Murphy
Don Voges
Ronald Dahl
Arden Berg
James McKenzie
Lloyd Berg
Clair Engle
Leo Uhrich
Bill Huyser
Jerry Bowman
Dale Beck
Clarence Rule
Tom Hoskinson
Jerry McCauley
Dick Hults
Harold Helen
Irvin Swanson
Dick Moulden
Johnny Hart
Tom Anderson
Bruce Marlow
Neil McCaslin
Ben Berg
David Botts
Keith Engle
Tom Hovland
Armand Johnson
Joe Mahlum
Don Mlekush
Charles Norman
Robert Warp
Gary Andrews
Richard Bare
George Bray
Richard Brown
Larry Esp
Bennie Green
Franklin Grasfield
Robert Harper
Bill Hart
Curtis Jacobson
Charles Jones
Victor Larson
Fred Mack
Kenny Miekush
Bjarne Mosness
John Ronneberg
Robert Reidelbach
Bud Carvey
Laurel
Jim McKenzie
Exhibit Closes With Demonstration at 1952 MIA Fine Arts
The 1952 MIA fine arts exhibit closed Friday night with a lecture and demonstration in modern art. Miss Jane Van Alvstne explained that modern artists combine personal approach with medium to present subjects, not copy nature. She discussed Danforth chapel design and interior work, while Miss Helen McAuslan showcased oils using a large Butte derrick as inspiration. Next year the MIA plans another exhibit with a new process such as serigraphy, woodcut, or linoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIA Fine Arts
Jane van Alvstne
College
Miss Alystne
Helen McAuslan
Butte
Tucker on Maneuvers In Austria
U S forces conduct Exercise Frosty in Austria with heavy winter weather in the Salzkammergut mountains. Cpl Raymond L Tucker of Big Timber Missouri serves as truck driver in the 532nd Engineer Combat Company and participated as part of both aggressor and defender roles observed by officials including Fred Korth and Lt Gen Charles L Bolte. Tucker arrived in Austria in May 1951 after enlisting in August 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Austria
Cpl
Raymond L. Tucker
Fred Tucker
Salzkammergut
Fred Korth
Army
Charles L. Bolte
U. S. Seventh Army
Corporal Tucker
532Nd Engineer Combat Company
Ile
Icy Roads Trigger Multiple Montana Accidents
Icy roads caused several collisions over the past days with extensive vehicle damage but no serious injuries. Incident details include a Big Timber crash near Hauge ranch injuring Mrs. Rudolph Hauge and Olive Landail, a Kjarmo vehicle collision at Boulder bridge, a fence-post damage report by James Riker near Big Timber, and other lanes involving a Helena driver and a transport truck with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hauge
Olive Landail
Hauge Ranch
Big Timber Creek
Olga Kjarmo
Boulder Bridge
Kjarmo
Carl Kjarmo
Grey Cliff
W. C. Williams
Thale
Mont
Jas. R. Riker
Manchester
Conn
Sheriff’s Office
Big Timber
Robert B. Sarver
Helena
Upper Deer Creek
Highway Patrol
Students Major in Different Subjects
Eight Big Timber students at Montana State University pursue eight distinct fields on campus. Notables include William E. Cole a pharmacy senior and Gertrude A. Jene a chemistry sophomore. Others cover business administration geology history and political science law chemistry and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton O. Wordal
Joel M. Story
School of Music
Cudney Returns to U S From Korea Duty
Cpl. John E. Cudney of Grey Cliff Montana is returning from Korea under the rotation program. He served with the 7th Infantry Division, landed at Inchon in September 1950, and has more than nine months with the 17th Infantry regiment. He entered service February 1951 and has earned the Combat Infantryman Badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Infantry
Korea
John E. Cudney
J. F. Cudney
Grey Cliff
Mont
United States
7Th Infantry Division
Inchon
Cudney
17Th Infantry Regiment
In Hospital R. C. Creveling Recovering After Fall
91 year old R. C. Creveling is in Community Hospital after a fall. He was admitted Sunday and no bones were broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Creveling
Thanksgiving Day Prayer of Gratitude and Faith
A devotional verse expresses gratitude to God for daily bread and grace. It honors Thee as refuge in sorrow and declares hope for peace when harvests come. The prayer envisions universal supplication and divine light ending earthly strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
God
Sullivan Bride Weds in Billings at Congregational Service
Clydette Sullivan and Harre J. Allen wed in a Saturday ceremony at First Congregational Church Billings with Rev. Rutledge Beale officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace and nylon with pearls. reception followed in church parlors. Out of town guests included Orvil Willkerson Shell Montana and Dade Stevenson Intake Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Billings
Jean Clydette Sullivan
Clyde Sullivan
MedLead
Harre J. Allen
Ben Allen
Rutledge Beale
Max Miranda
Zahn Bryan
Sandra Sullivan
McLeod
Juliet
Zane Sullivan
Zohn Bryan
Delbert Streeter
Cade Stevenson
Intake
Ted Hatchtess
Clarence Holt
Ruth Hyser
Joyce Martin
Baker
Montana
Anita Williams
Livingston
First Congregational Church Ladies Aid
Orvil Willkerson
Shell
Dade Stevenson
Ines Gormly
Greybull
Wyo
George Copping
Glendive
Palmer Gormly
Burlington
Almira Copping
Dorothy Bunston
Mrs. Allen
Dawson County High School
Gilen
John W. Fryer Former Livingston Mayor Dies at 74
John W. Fryer, former Livingston mayor, died at his home 515 West Lewis Sunday evening. Born March 8, 1870 in Harrisburg, he lived in Owatoona Minnesota before moving to Springdale then Livingston in 1910. He retired in 1949. Survived by son Frank of Livingston, two daughters Mrs Kornfeld of Los Angeles and Mrs Hanson of Missoula, and five grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
John W. Fryer
West Lewis
Harrisburg
Sax and Fryer
Fryer
Agnes Mae Adams
Frank
E. H. Kornfeld
Los Angeles
Calif
H. T. Hanson
Missoula
Montana State Queen Candidate Arlene Holland
Big Timber coed Arlene Holland a Montana State University student majoring in health and physical education and business administration was chosen by her living group to vie for Queen of Hearts. The Sig Ep ball on November 29 will crown the queen who receives a $50 scholarship and a cup for her living group. Holland represents Kappa Alpha Theta and competes against 10 contestants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene Holland
Big Timber
Montana State University
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Miss Holland
Kappa Alpha Theta
Propeller piece sought in ill fated C-119 crash
After a Monday crash near Billings eight airmen died in the flaming wreckage. A 45 inch section of a propeller blade is missing and is the focus of a search by air force personnel sheriffs deputies and volunteers to aid the crash investigation. The left engine detached from the wing at 9000 feet and was found about three miles west of Roundup road. Aircraft company and air force technicians joined the inquiry on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Air Force
Aircraft Company
Couple to Host Home in Billings at Princeton Address
The article notes the bride attended the Eastern College of Education in Billings while the groom, formerly a rancher with his father in Greybull, now works with Streeter Realty in Billings. They will reside at 946 Princeton Ave in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dive
Eastern College of Education
Billings
Allen
Greybull
Streeter Realty of
Princeton Ave
Lions Club seeks flag stop at Big Timber for new NP trains
The Big Timber Lions Club at Tuesday noon voted to petition Northern Pacific to make the town a flag stop for the new trains Nos. 25 and 26. Local agent C. J. Elgas said current rules prevent a stop regardless of reasons, noting the area is a key dude ranch region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Northern Pacific
Big Timber
Northern Pacific Railroad
C. J. Elgas
Sweet Grass County
Elgas
N. P
Milwaukee
Mr. Elgas
C. W. Haas
Highway 10
Here
Springdale
A. C. McDonald
Montana
Leon Olmstead Dies Of Heart Attack In Sweet Grass County
Leon C. Olmstead longtime Sweet Grass county resident and civic leader died at 7 30 p m Monday at his home from a heart attack. Born May 15 1871 in East Windsor New York he moved to the county in 1892 and held roles as school superintendent county surveyor editor postmaster and Montana Power Company employee. He served as state senator 1941 to 1949. Survived by widow son Phil two brothers two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Friday at 1 p m Lowry funeral home with Rev E Brentwood Barker officiating. Interment Mountain View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Olmstead
Sweet Grass County
Mr. Olmstead
East Windsor
N. Y
Olmstead
Pioneer
Dry Creek
Montana Power Co
Lowry Funeral Home
E. Brentwood Barker
Mountain View
Storm Moves Out of State
A slow-moving snowstorm from Canada lingered in Montana over the weekend then moved on Monday. Snow levels reached seven inches at Butte and Dillon, six at Helena and Belgrade, and five at Great Falls Havre and West Yellowstone, with lighter amounts elsewhere. Roads were open but traffic agencies urged extreme caution due to slick conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Montana
Weather Bureau
Butte
Dillon
Helena
Belgrade
Great Falls
Havre
West Yellowstone
Livingston
Billings
Lewistown
Montana Automobile Association
Draft of 19 year olds for January likely
Washington reports that selective service may begin drafting 19 year olds soon but not before the end of January. An official said surveys are being assembled to update the number of 20 year olds available, with state directors to meet national officials next week to discuss the draft ban and possible changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Selective Service
Muir Family Weekend Visit at Olga Muir Home
Billings guests include Delmar and Mrs Muir and son Rye along with Merle Johns and family Linda and Phil visiting the home of Delmar Muir’s mother Olga Muir for a weekend gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Delmar Muir
Rye
Merle Johns
Linda
Phil
Mr. Muir
Olga Muir
New Northern Pacific Mail Schedule Inaugurated
The Northern Pacific introduces new trains 25 and 26 worsening Big Timber mail times. No parcel post pickup or delivery after 5 45 p m. only trains 1 and 2 handle mail. Schedules show makeup for trains 1 at 6 00 a m 2 at 5 45 p m 23 first class at 11 20 a m and 26 first class at 11 00 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Annual Junior Play To Be Given Dec 3 4
The annual junior class play Hillbilly Weddin will be staged December 3 and 4 at the high school auditorium under Mervin Wertz. The family comedy features rattlesnakes and a feud plot with a large cast including David Drivdahl Barbara Van Cleve Teresa Drivdahl Dolores Yost and others. Curtain is at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervin Wertz
Ceelie
David Drivdahl
Barbara van Cleve
Teresa Drivdahl
Dolores Yost
Darlene McCauley
Vera Lowe
Janice Engle
Doris Strand
Lloyd Neste
Bruce Marlow
Tack van Cleve
Joan Westre
Jack Myers
Raymond Prevost
Gun Club backs search measure and off road ban
The Big Timber Rod and Gun club, at a Friday meeting, endorsed a plan to allow car searches at game checking stations and urged lawmakers to ban driving vehicles more than 60 feet off private farm roads. Doe season was discussed with no action. a 30 day season was suggested by a rancher with possible permit hunting. Deputy Game Warden J F Burke attended, the meeting led by Ed Hower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Rod and Gun Club
J. F. Burke
Fish and Game Department
Ed Hower
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tucker
Ward Bruffey
Lion
Arnold Johnson
John Yost
Jeff
Albert Strand
Guy Scholten
E. P. Nelson
Hilmar Cook
James Brannin
Orvin Flare
James Schneider
Clydette Sullivan
Leon Olmstead
Storm
Gun Club
Lars Messing
Wayne Faw
Geraldine Finn
Boreman
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